The How-To guide for winning each side of the ball in the Super Bowl
Can we start talking about football again?
Not the size, texture, air pressure, PSI, weight, and grip of a football, I don’t want to talk about that. I want to discuss the NFL‘s biggest football game of the year: the SUPER BOWL!
The matchup for the Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks couldn’t be any better, but everyone wants to talk about how flat Tom Brady’s balls were during the first half of the game the Patriots won 45-7.
This calls for some Gob Bluth to set you all straight!
All right, are you ready to start talking about the game now! You are? Great…
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The matchups within the game are awesome: Seattle’s league-best defense vs. Tom Brady’s offense; New England’s opportunistic defense vs. Seattle’s ball control offense.
Whoever wins those two matchups is going to win the game. It’s that simple.
So, how does one team go about winning those matchups?
Good question! I’ve broken it down into how-to’s for beating the Patriots offense and defense and the Seahawks offense and defense.
Let’s get it started!
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